مثمر mus̤mir A (part. act. IV. of ثمر) adj. Fruit- ful, fruit-bearing. ¶ mus̤ammar (part. pass. II.) Fruit ripe for gathering.

مقاتله muḳātala A (inf. III. of قتل Heb. and Chald. ) s. m. Slaughter, carnage, battle.

مستحکم mustaḥkim A or mustaḥkam (part. act. or pass. X. of حکم Heb. ) adj. Firm, esta- blished, strong, fast.

مجوز mujauwiz A part. act. (II. of جوز Heb. ) 1. Holding or proving to be lawful. 2. Permitting, allowing to pass, recommending. ¶ mujauwaz, part. pass. Lawful, permitted. P. A. مجوس majūs (probably, from a Zend origin) s. m. A guebre or follower of Zoroaster, the magi.

متقدم mutaḳaddim A (part. act. V. from قدم Heb. ) adj. Ancient, anteriour, antique, pre- ceding; (subst.) A chief, president, guardian. Plur. متقدمين mutaḳaddimīn, The ancients, ancient.

ملين mulaiyin A part. act. (II. of لين Heb. and ) Softening, emollient, laxative, lenitive, aperient; mollifier.

مفلوک maflūk A (part. pass. of فلک) adj. In- digent, distressed, unfortunate, beggarly.

مرجي murjī A (part. act. IV. of رجأ) 1. adj. One who delays doing what he promises. 2. One of the sect called مرجيت who procrastinate, or think good works unnecessary and faith suf- ficient. 3. s. m. Name of a tribe.

منہنال muṅh-nāl S̱. s. m. f. The mouth-piece of a ḥuḳḳa.

مانگي māngī S̱. (from مانگنا) s. f. 1. A loan, what is borrowed. 2. part. Betrothed (a woman).